Ten exclusive study-skills videos by EBS star instructor Yun Hye-jeong to debut on the platform, alongside college admissions and real-time career lecture content tailored for students and parents
Gangdong-gu in Seoul announced plans to expand the online learning and college admissions content on its education portal "Gangdong Miraeon," giving students and parents a single, convenient destination for the educational information they need.
The district will exclusively release 10 practical study-skills videos by Yun Hye-jeong, an EBS star instructor who also teaches at Gangil High School. The videos cover topics students can apply directly to their studies — including how to build a self-directed study plan, subject-specific strategies for Korean language, managing school activity records, and preparing for school exams and the College Scholastic Ability Test. They also introduce methods to help students set a clear direction for their learning, drawing on Yun's experience as both a classroom teacher and a lecturer.
The platform will also carry content from other admissions specialists: Jo Man-gi, a college admissions counselor at Dasan High School affiliated with the Korean Council for University Education, covering the 2028 admissions cycle; Lee Dae-hui, a former chief admissions officer at Kookmin University, on the student record-based admissions track; and Yun Yun-gu, a college admissions instructor at EBSi, with a "one-minute admissions short-clip" series.
Gangdong-gu has consistently expanded its online education content through Gangdong Miraeon this year. In March, it streamed a live college admissions strategy lecture for working parents and made the recorded video available on demand, while also posting footage from various admissions information sessions.
From May, the district has been sharing real-time career lectures by university professors, admissions officers and field experts with schools nationwide through its Gangdong Smart Campus program. In July, it released college admissions content for the 2027 cycle by Baejae High School teacher Jang Ji-hwan, along with videos in which university student mentors who graduated from Gangdong-gu high schools share their own admissions experiences and tips.
The district plans to keep expanding lectures by current teachers and subject-matter experts, on-demand replays of standout sessions, and content pitched at students' level — with the goal of making Gangdong Miraeon the go-to online education platform students and parents can turn to whenever they need it.
"We are consistently expanding useful content so that students and parents can easily and conveniently find the educational information they need," Gangdong-gu District Mayor Lee Su-hee said. "We will continue to provide reliable learning and admissions information through Gangdong Miraeon to support students in their studies and career planning."
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